On 9/20/05, Josh Coffman <
josh_coffman@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Now, to say you can't connect to the internet on
> windows without IE and/or outlook is just plain
> ignorant. Sorry, but it is. I ran firefox and
> thunderbird after i gave up IE and outlook. I then
> switched to all webmail, so I had no email client.
You can "remove" IE via; Add/Remove Programs > Windows Components > IE.
BUT...if you open explorer and type an Internet address, it'll still
use IE (this is how they sidestepped the monopoly lawsuit and still
shipped IE, because it was "required" for the OS to run). Also
certain programs don't obey your prefered browsers and open IE
whenever you click on a link. You just can't get away from IE on
windows.
--
-Dragos Neagu <><
"If I have been able to see farther, it was only because I stood on
the shoulders of giants." - Sir Isaac Newton
"Open source is like science, closed source is like witchcraft" - Linus Torvalds
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